Jablotron Modbus templates

All 3 available Jablotron templates for ModbusCloud.

Monitor Jablotron 100 security and FUTURA ventilation via Modbus RTU, alarms, zones, ventilation and IAQ.

Templates
3
Connection
Modbus RTU and TCP
Registers
101 to 176 per template
Compatible models
Jablotron 100 · Jablotron Futura L · Jablotron Futura M · Jablotron CoolBreeze · Jablotron VarioBreeze · FUTURA L+ · VarioBreeze · CoolBreeze · Alfa
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Jablotron is a Czech manufacturer of security systems and FUTURA ventilation units. The 3 Jablotron Modbus RTU templates in our library cover the Jablotron 100 security system (arming/disarming, PG output, garage-door sensor via RS485), the FUTURA L+ multi-zone heat-recovery ventilation unit with up to 16 individual zones, and the FUTURA ventilation unit with room and sensor integration.

With ModbusCloud and these Jablotron Modbus RTU templates you monitor security zones and PG-output states alongside air temperatures, humidity, CO2 levels, filter status, unit errors, warnings and operating mode. Writable registers let you arm or disarm the security system, set ventilation level and preferred temperature, enable bypass or cooling, and apply per-zone sensor values. The combination means you can correlate ventilation behaviour with occupancy or arming state from a single dashboard.

All 3 Jablotron templates are free to browse. Import one into your ModbusCloud portal to unify security, indoor-air-quality and heat-recovery ventilation control for residential or small-commercial installations.

What you can read out

  • Security zones and PG-output state
  • Supply, extract and room temperatures
  • Humidity and CO2 per zone
  • Filter status and unit errors
  • Ventilation mode and preferred temperature

Typical installations

  • Residential homes with combined security and ventilation
  • Small commercial premises with zoned IAQ control
  • Holiday lets with remote arming and ventilation override

Want to see how it works?

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